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    4111 months ago

    Remember when Donald Trump fired experts and specialists at all levels of government and put in people who bribed him or provided him favors? And to this day, we are still rolling back a lot of their initiatives?

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      Like Wilbur Ross? The guy that bailed Dementia DonOLD the weird racist rapist with 34 felonies out after bankrupting a casino during the casino boom. The same Wilbur Ross that is a coal baron and miraculously was appointed to be our Secretary of Commerce.

      Can you imagine a Democrat doing some bullshit like that? The republikkklown party stands for nothing but hypocrisy.

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        411 months ago

        If they didn’t have double standards, they’d have none at all.

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      711 months ago

      She’s not a spineless puppet like Trump. Boohoo!

      I’m sold.

      Even fake news sometimes delivers.

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    1411 months ago

    If this is how these assistants talk about their boss, imagine how they treat their underlings.

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      511 months ago

      The nepobaby interns or the people actually working their way up from the bottom.

      I wonder which get treated worse.

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    God I want someone this competent in office so badly. I’m tired of bad politicians conning the system and “good” politicians just running things on autopilot. I want a leader that understands their government so badly.

    This echoes what I’ve been feeling about Kamala’s campaign too. I feel she’ll be great at the job of presidency, but may have to rely on Walz to grease the wheels of congress to actually pass things.

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    "It would be such a dream job to work for Trump. He doesn’t read anything, and as long as you call him sir and agree with him, you can basically do whatever you want. It just be amazing!

    Meanwhile I’m trying to figure out what the hell I meant in my memo because Harris is probably going to give me a pop quiz. Ugh, I hate homework."

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    This is the equivalent of being bullied for being the only one who actually does your homework

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        CGPGrey, formerly a physics teacher, claimed the teachers know when they ‘forget’ most of the time. They’re tired too and wanted to get away with not having to grade it. He even joked “that guy who reminds the teacher they forgot to collect the homework? We don’t like them either.”

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    You have to actually do your job because you’re boss does hers? Oh boo fucking hoo. Welcome to being an ordinary working class citizen, assholes.

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    311 months ago

    A mindless mind will find a way to take a neutral or positive trait and find a way to spin it into a negative narrative, or in the case of the current journalism industrial complex and its’ mindless little drones who fancy themselves “the fourth estate” - something alarming, shrill and hysterical, something to amplify high blood pressure.

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    Its terrible when they want a reason why they should do something I want them do. How can I the unelected minion get what I want when I have to work for someone like this.

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      Yeah, I never read this as “Oh, that’s terrible”; sounds pretty reasonable to me to think about your actions before doing them. Moreso if your actions affect other people.

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    2811 months ago

    LOL. So she’s like an English teacher, heaven forbid!

    She had to hit the pedal to the metal and blitz events across the country with zero notice. Duh, she’s going to be pretty picky about how her schedule is organized and what she deems most effective. That sounds like leadership material to me.

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      411 months ago

      It is a fluff piece though, so should be taken with as many grains of salt as positive press pieces for Trump.

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    1911 months ago

    I prefer a tough boss as opposed to one that wants everybody to like them. Lazy workers will walk all over the nice boss and good workers get stuck carrying the weight.

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      In the presidenty? Absolutely. At the vast majority of jobs? I disagree. I want my boss to have my back and take care of his guys, to act as a shield between me and any ridiculous requests from higher levels.